Church of the pigeons

Church of the pigeons

A Poem by Rana
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Musings from within a stone church

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Sitting in a church in St-Denis d’Oléron. A beautiful stone church guarded by a stained-glass dove over the door. I am waiting to hear the angels we heard in Paris but all I hear are pigeons with dusty wings�"unholy, but so fitting here. They drop sand like a blessing over our veiled heads. Things are falling into place.
I must keep visiting churches.
The clock just struck four but if I sit still enough, time ceases to exist. How do I pray? What is a prayer? Crumbling white pillars and a red candle on the altar. I have entered the church of the pigeons.

© 2024 Rana


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Added on August 29, 2024
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Author

Rana
Rana

Bavaria, Germany



Writing
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A Poem by Rana